XPG, the gaming-focused branch of ADATA, is well known for their memory and storage products, but did you know that they also produce gaming peripherals like keyboards and mice? For our first look at an XPG gaming peripheral, ADATA sent over their INFAREX K20 gaming keyboard for review. The K20 features a 104-key design housed in a very sturdy body, along with illuminated mechanical key switches. Let’s not waste any more time, and get this review under way.

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For years, keyboards have been mostly static. Sure, there’s been innovations here and there but for the most part, we’ve been clacking on the same set of keys for most of our lives. The switches are digital, like the light switches on your wall: they’re either on or off with nothing in between. For many games, this just isn’t ideal. Racing games need feathery touches; third-person action games demand you both creep and run; most, in fact, feel better when you add a little bit of nuance to your control.

The Wooting One is the world’s first completely analog optical keyboard. With the press of a button, every key can offer the same kind of nuanced control of a controller’s trigger, and thanks to a clever design, it will work any game that offers dual controller and keyboard support. Coming in at $159.99 for a single tenkeyless model and two switch options, this is the kind of innovation that doesn’t come cheap.